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The Irish standard., 1887-06-25
v1oroR1A's JUBILEE.

The agony is over and queen VIC
toria's petty ambition is gratihed by the
attentions she has received not only
from a certain class of her subjects, but
also from the rowned heads, princes
and princesses of Europe. The tele-
grams inform us that amongst those
present were the German Crown Prince
and family, Rudolph, Crown Prince OF
Austria, Prince Gustof, Crown Prince
of Austria, and also princely represen-
tatives of Russia, Italy, Spain and
manv smaller states. No doubt the
crowd that witnessed the pageant as
it passed through the principal streets
of London was was something tremen-
dous, but does Victoria for one moment
imagine that the people turned out to
honor her If she does she is greatly
mistaken. The crowd gathered to wit
ness the grandest collection OF royal
paupers that was ever gathered to-
gether "under one tent to borrow the
words of menagerie men in advertising
their shows, and not as token of re-
gard for the Queen of England, who
has been so long an object Of British
charity. The managers of the affair
knew that it was only by inviting
princes and princesses, etc., to partici-
pate in the demonstration they could
hope to draw crowd, and that they
succeeded admirably we are free to ad'
nit. Hundreds of thousands of dollars
were expended in order to secure the
desired end, and all the time, while the
festivities were in progress, thousands
of people within gunshot of West
minister Abbey were crying for bread.
People who could ill afford it and who
are depending on the government for
q livelihood we're compelled to sub
scribe towards defraying the expenses
of the demonstration under pain of dis
missal, but still Victoria, Empress OF
India and Queen of England. fatters
herself that she is a popular sovereign.
It is pleasing to note that only three
Irish mayors accepted invitations to be
present at the royal Victorian men
agerie in Westminster Abbey. They
were the chief magistrates Of Belfast,
Londonderry and Wexford. 1t is not
a matter of surprise that the two Ulster
cities should haye been represented.
but not a few have been astonished
that the chief magistrate of Wexford
accepted such an invitation. How
ever three is a very small minority.
The affair had its amusing side. Of
course such golden opportunity as
this could not be permitted to slip by
without something being done to "down
the Irish" Dynamite scares we're rife,
and Westminster Abbey was searched
to see if some Irishman had not under
mined it and secreted some of the
above-named explosive where it
would do most good" This search
resembled that of a poverized old wo-
man who always looks under her bed at
night for fear of robbers and is always
agreeably disappointed when she fails
TO discover them. All she really cares
about is the impression she creates.
The searchers for dynamite met with
the same result which invariably 4e-
wards the vigilance of the old lady
mendicant, but then they have sue
.Ssceeded lat least they think they have)
I ins creating the impression that every
{ freshman: III the world is eagerly wait
The Irish standard., 1887-06-25

The Pope has conferred bis blessing
on the Catholic Columbian.
The Irish standard., 1887-06-25
EDITORIAL BREVITIES.

THERE are co. 900 women farmers in
Ireland.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

The Saturday evening meeting OF IL {
Asbury M. K Mutual Improvenen
Society was pronounced one Of the II osi
Mr., William Hartman
spoke in familiar way Of the soolety's
Encouraging progress. MIR. George VIII.
liam Kirby encouraged the improved
and progressive methods OF advancing
sociability and intelligence In church
work IA employed by this socity. With.
out Its aid he said the church would be
like worn out cid trick horse no saw
perform In Dan Rice's circus. before he
became . reformed man. The horse was
not able to perform at all unless the
same old tunes were played. We must
Interest, instruct, entertain and attract
our Dung 70. ks, he said. and elevate
and develop them morally intellectually
and socially rs we'll IS spiritually.
Messrs. Wood " ard and Partridge. Miss
Aliuda johnson aud the Quartet rem
dered their respective parts with great
satisfaction to the society and oredi.
billy to themselves.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
Fhilsds|phh. Wiinhgbs { DsHi.us asIt,,.
JAN. 3OTM. 1852.

| IralAswfll leave Wilmington - follows
4 ppnisi9,dassP p 4sHprsssl; z az. 20. "a
II 80, 2 Of, o. n %, % and o. D. ,. M M
Accommodation, 0 20. ! 90. 7 os, 10 % a. m
%. 90, %, 9 20, 10 80 D. NJ.
FOR Chester (expressl. o 30. 7 20. 80 ON.
sA1. IL u, IL 81 p m, II %, a, 8 20 and ia
Accommodation. 0 10, 7 90, 7 o. g Is. 10 "A
.. No., 20, Z o., 20, 50 and 10 30 D. m. Nv
New York, Q 90, 3b2, 4 20, 80, loo. q 70
10 o.. II 81 9. m. si2 Is, 2 %, %, b2x 80.
70 Is 90. 10 30 p. N.
For West Chester, via Lamosin. Q 40 and
For Newark (Csntie) and intermediate.
stations. 742s. m, Il s. and Q q p. m.
baltimore and Intern ediate 4. acions. 10 o.
Q. m., 81 p. m. ana IL IL night.
baltimore and hay Line. u D. M.
Bsitimore and Warrington, l 70, 4 10, 8 o.
10 O. u 90 .. M, Il 90, aIl7. 40. s 10, % q
rains for delaware Division leave for.
New castle. 90, 8 30 o. M, IL 81. 2 So a a.
e26 p. IN. and IL OF Light.
Georgetown and LSewes, 8 90 q. M, and q
Seaford tExpress) 80 p. m.
harrinst ton, DeImar and way stations,s %
.. M, IL IS p. m.
Express ror Harrington, 10 4s q. M, 80 D.
m: Way train 0 26 p. M
Express for Dover, Harrington and Dsk
mar, 10 4S o. m. and ~ OF night.
franklin Oity, 8 SO q. m.
EXPRESS foI Ospe CHARLES, Old Point Com
Tort And Norfolk, 10 4S a. m, una IL C2 nisht.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, 70,
10. 10 oo, 10 20, II 10, IL IS a. NJ soI. to3
80 sos, 62l, o OF, o67, II, 20 and Ii 20 D. m
Accommodation, o 30, 10 rs a. n. 82SaT
3S, o ~. s6. l0o8 "A, and II II .. IA.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

shsll b for meat. And to every besst a
the earth, end 70 every fowl Of 80 n,
and 70 everything which CT eepeth mo,
the earth, wherein there IL q living souI
! have given every green herb for mes
snd It was 60" Whether diet of Hthe
new creation In Christ Jse u.s." will h,
furnished to their necessity BY divtp,
spontanety. But now It IL: "Ip The
sweat Of thy face shalt thou eat bread
until thou return unto the dust of the
ground, for out of It vast thou taken
Tor dust thou art, and unto dust shall
thou return" And for nearly o 4 thou
sand years this purpose a. declared from
the beginning Of the natural hsth stood
And Will not the declared purpose in the
spiritual standf 1t will. my purpose
shall stand, and l will do all nv
| pleas ure God created the natural
heavens and earth for the natural race OF
men. But for the spiritual, incorruptible
race In the image and likeness of God
with perfect dominion over al, He
says: "Behold, l create new heave ps
and q new earth, and the former shall
not be remembered nor come into mind -
lisa. 65. IL. Peter says: "He, according
TO his promise, look for new heavens and
. new earth wherein dwelleth righteous
ness" I'd Peter 3, IL. And the closing
act OF the infinitely vice Creator ss His
declared purpose Of the end from the be-
ginning, is thus annouEced: "Behold l
make all things new" Rev. 81, 8. Com
pare this with Gen. 2, 3, marginal read
Ing, see what "God created to make. !"
This was "the end declared from the be.
ginning" 1.-THE eternal purpose OF God
which he purpossd in Christ Jesus before
tho vvnrld
"the Alpha and Omega, the beginning
and the end, the first and the last.O
The idea that "Adam was created in
the image and likeness of God, holy, sim
less and immortal, that he fell and lost
these high qualities OF character and in.
volved himself and posterity Ia hopeless
and eternal pain, misery and TORTURE" is
purely OF human invention. Without the
shadow OF warrant from Scripture, the
mere catch words of Evolutionary legend,
1T is stealing from the spiritual In the
vain, fruitless endeavor to exalt that
which Is only natural. First, that
which is natural, afterward that which is
spiritual We see the generation of
Adam, but "who shall declare tbs gen.
Grafton OF CHRISTI Wait little until
the "marriage of the lamb is come and
his brfJe hath made herself ready"
When his father shall give unto him the
heather for his inheritance, and the utter.
most parts Of the earth for his posses
sion; when "all nations ehall bow down
and serve him; when the LA thousand
scaled ones, with the innumerable com.
pany which 70 man can number, out If
nation, tongue and people under heaven,
who have washed their robes and made
them white In the blood OF the lamb"
when these shall all be athe ed ALTO +
BIN, all bear ng with Him "the image
and likeness OF God," then with joyful,
exclam ton as he presents
them to his Fake, he will h mself ode
clare who are his generation" With
this glorious intro iuction, "Behold, and
the children which God hath given me-"
Heb. 2, IL. Then Shall the morning
stars sing together and all the IONS Of
God shout for joy" IoTA.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

SCIPIo, N. y, Dec. l, 1881 am
the pastor OF the Baptist church here
nc d an educated physician. l am not
in practios, but am my sole family ply
stefan, and advise in chronic cases.
Over a year ago / recommended your
uop Bitters TO Jay invalid wife, who
has been under medical treatment OF
Albany's best ply sicians several years.
She has been greatly benefited and
still uses the medicine. I believe she
various complicated diseases by their
use. We both recommend them to our
friends, many OF whom have also been
cured OF their various ailments by
them. REV. k. X WARREN,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
CurAd of Drinking

IA young friend of mine was oured
of an unsuitable thirst for liquor thai
had 50 prostfated his system that ht
was unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hor
Bitters. 1t sllsyed all that burning
thirst; took away too appetite for liquor;
made his nerves stsshy; and de has re-.
manned . steady and sober man for more
than two years, and has no desire to re.
turn to his cups. and know OF mum
Der of others that have been cured OF
by it."-From q leading Il. r.
official, CHICAGO, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
SUNDAY TRAINS.

FAR Philadelphia (express). 2 o., 2S2. An.
20, II 81 o IN. 90, 8 az and 90 D. m.
Ac comm citation, $50 q. M, u 10. NJ
o 80, Z ", Q so p. IN. ~
and 7 90 p. IN.
Acce' mmodatfon, 30 .. H., II 10, rs, 9 80.
20 and . 80 p. 70. ~
For New York (eTprees), q 90. 2ss go.
p. N.
For West Chester, vic I.amokip, 1sos. n.
and 30 D. NJ.
For Cape Cherries. OH Point Cor,o ~
Norfolk II e2 sight.
Dover, HARRINGTON, s,ee ford I'a,,ra1 80
Deimar, ~ " ntght A'
Baitmoro anu eehinpton, / 20. 4 a. su
10 Os am: IL co, 1880, sad Z q y. m HAN
more, 8 rs, IL II night.
Leave PHILADELPHIA, Broad street, for VII
mlngton (express), IL a. . so, 70, $40. IL n
D. NJ. 81, ii %, and II ~ p. VI.
Accommodate L, sc, 10 20 a. m l., Il Of. q 10.
9 30 and IL ~ p. IA.
For further Inform alton pssscnssrs ARA n,
ferrod to the ticket Office st ths e,Itfon-
Tfafns marked thus ,s)ars lin lied sx1r,ss
upon which sxtrs faro Is CHARGED,
J. X. WOOD.
General PASSENGER Agent
CHAhLRs z. Puea General Manaae.,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
wIl..slNGTON a NORTHERH nm

Ia, t IN ABE in effect Jan 2srd. 1887. Trains
'0i For SSa@inston Frea ch st:eet) % follows:
nsIS Wsrnnx. hirisboro. Joanna, SPRING
r.Iao aqN, Allentown, Lobapoa, Wsr-
10. un., sna points on the PhiladeIphia
~ fo ne soas.n 100 q. m. and 2l6 p. m.
Obsda,s yorS an. Embreeyilie, l.crape,
diate points, ~ a.. aSs ana ~ nerme-
p. III. NE -'''' ALA 500
r. n INV h hrcsn, S w lssrmedia,e points.
will leave ct 8 30p m. N-J' "hon Ialn
A. g. McCAuSLANU, H.. pour,
sur eriptoCdent Ooh, DC En-
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
A1MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK.
High A uthOrtty,

Hop Bitters ID not, in any sense, an
alcohohc beverage or liquor, and cou ID
not be sold for use, except TO persons de-
siroas Of obtaining medicinal bitters.
GREEN b. RAUM,
U. s. Com'r Internal Rev.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing, No.5II East Twelfth street,
8 rooms and enclosed shed. Cali
at once. ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY, No. GOO Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

EfOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLc
- iaim OF IL aoros, more or Ices, on the
Lancaster pike. ~ miles from WiimIn xton.
iramo house, with or rooms. aood barn
ior head Of Stock. and oatbaiIdinss. Very
nne orcha I'd: apples, pears and cherries, nv
street. O.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
Prejudice Ellis.

Eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed of misery uLdsr the care OF
several OF the best physicians, who gave
her disease various names but no re.
lief, and now she 10 restored to Us In
good heath by Hop Bitters, that we had
poohed at two years before using II
We earnestly hope and pray that no Que
else will let their sick suffer AZ we did,
on aco,nnt o. prejudice against so good
. medioide AZ Hop Bitters- 1.-The Pa
rsats.--9ood Tenn plars.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
MILTON, DEL, Feb. 10, 1895,

MILTON, DEL, Feb. 10, 1886.
Having used Hop Bitters, the noted
remedy for debility, nervousness, indi-
gestion, etc, L have no hesitation in
say ing that 1t IL indeed an excellent
m sdicine and recommend 1t to any one
as truly tonic bitters.
Respe etfnlly,
REV. MRS j. II. ELLGOOD.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
WASHINGTON, d. O., Sept. "A, 1854.

" WV TT " OePV' III IOUf.
DEAR sIR-Why DOM you gor Ger
tihcAte from Col. W. III. W., OF Baltt-
more. showing how he cured himself OF
drum kenness by the help of Hop gi,tors.
His Is wonderful case. He 10 we'll
known In Ro0a ester, n. Y, by ell the
drinking people there. He Is known In
this city. Cir clan att, New Orleans, New
York; In fact 81 over the country, as he
has spent thousands OF dollars for ram.
l honestly believe his card would be
worth thousands OF dollars % yea in
this city and Baltimore alone, and make
Thousands OF sober men by the USE OF
J our b.ttera. j, A w,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

4OR SaLE-1 OOrTAaE SEu Room
stand, coYnhusk ma ttreues. x coS,o din
ing foom chairs, dough tray, / table
walnut bureau, l rocking chair, / parIor
stove. WIN DO sod cheap and in lots TO
SUIT purchstefs. Gall at No. Oil Jeuerson
sHeo@ feb2otf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

~ 50 WInG IN A
q. ifr further lnforma-
y ham lluND A street
|ltnaselu, south Will
mi So
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

u " NJ Kk PUkCHA.
nct' aAl cheap second
IL : HuhE, 2o1 W. 9th
repairing done satlsiac.
II AT
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

l JuD lLuMBFR AND
9 permanent siiusli-n.
IPEahM AN. 6.3 snip
Ii o-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

|EEI.IAKL CNM n r.
DO unterstaads the care
cogs AID lawn grounds.
Apply to Djuruk,
second t.Ofy OF B.yard
I'D Market eti. n4 80
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

81 NJ WANTING RE-
bi hOsels, rost4 uran's or
ts koclmmDdated by
lingtoI lnt,lligenOe ui.
ei. i2Gtf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

Nok SALE-A FARM OF % ACR rs, u
A. mile nom city line, on limo OF BsitI.
more Ohio Railroad, climate ealthy, "A
nhe view OF city and Delaware river; win be
sold ct bargain 70 close cut estate. UnII
on OF address J. J. PIERCE,
HSlm wv. fth st., city.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

hbER-, Al NJ. Az
2t ploasan. rooms and
rs. X All SBEKtfER
nl-3e.t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

As cheap place as anywheres to buy
your feed, Is at Tatna,ls Mill, 101
Maryland avenue
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

flR u -CIaSS MILL
pl Eood trim ner noed
taft0n T. No. 2o2 King
mi-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
EOR BENT

FoR BENT
COS West 9Th st-eot, . rooms, conven ienocs
500 West S.h street, y rooms, o rnveniepcss.
80 West sth street, 9 rooms, oonvenisnces.
n. Z cor. 9Th and Monroe; store
el8 west IN street. . rooms oonveniences.
Scott street near lAth, IL rooms.
2e07 Market street, 8 rooms, CONVEX iep COS.
OLD Wet ptn street. o rooms, conveniences.
1879 Van Buren, street. @ rooms 90 nyoHiencts
ol7 West OH st., . rooms, Q lnvenionces.
geo West 18th st, rooms, oonveni snces,
Store and dwelling 18th and Wslnu. sts.
Stable, 18th 81. , ear Walnut.
0Rk9d d VOSHELL,
moot o)6 II ing street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

In, Piano AND tURni l.
ele W. 9TH and 10 IL ar
f23 lms
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
RUR SALE:

A number Of desirable d~ellings, in good
locations; priccB to tuit p1rcbs sers Any
one looking for q house uoulf do we'll
calling at my on 20 ami exAmin ming nv lst
before purchasing else where
Il. L. POOLE,
rZS eod-u nok Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
4AETEi)

bone THO SUFft KS
b bnnions OF inxeE.DR
b Seeing DE. DuPRtE,
s;h and Snipley streets
hithout pain Crowds arc
". The D.ctor removed
| one lady patron aud tour
q call. nvs Yeirs cid.
me-s
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

POULTRY FuK SALE
WI endotte and Plymouth
| peasol. -. A. BAILEY,
fil-shtd-4tws
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

| MekhtED COUPLE
ofel, wish boa-d 10 b
1fess bJG.d, this oifios.
m1-Ats
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
WEST-BOuED:

WEST-bOUED:
ChtcaRo Limited, daily A. M.
Arrives Ohicako lilo next morning. THIS
train does not take baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. u.S0 "A. M.
arrives cincinnati 7b A. n. st. Louis
go p. M. next day.
on icago and ST. Louis Express,
J ~. ..-........... 0P. M,
tached leaves Delaware ave. stat on daiIv
except SUNDAY, q. 20 a IA. arrives in u an.
Ton at @i6 D. m. Stops at all stations.
FOR LANDEHBER9, 700 =. M. and
90 T. d., daily. $40 p. N. daily, except
Trains leave Msrset Street Station:
For Philadeipnia 30 A NJ, S65 A. M.
and 2 ID NJ, daily. For Baltimore 9 90
A. M. daily exce1t sun lay. For Landen.
berg % A. M. and 2 as r. NJ, daily. 700
q. m. and 90 p. M., daily except Sunday.
through tickets c9n be secu ed and sleep-
ing car berths reserved by applying to III.
"A. Miller, agent, delaware avenue depet.
W. IRWIN, OK. LORI
superintendent 6en1 Pass, Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

ANIES 20 uhLL ON
b q ShoDer, Lafayette
|eh'p.ev, and test tfr Q Of
n wonder -. y !.," for
/ makes tne ~ In o mirror
dies, con | u.is5 II. osted
mari o.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

IL TAUGHT IN THE
b,r INSTRUCTORS. diamond
|lAs.ilnte, NO ! L. Seventh
r2e-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

LfOh SALE On hENI-rWD NEW
II three story brick dwellings, Nos, i'm
ana llZb West street; modern adj well built;
ioca Ion desirable; favorable terms Apply
u J. 4. FORBEal, +o3 Delaware avenua.
2l-ct eod-itw
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

|pAIU YUR ALL KINDS
| hand clothing, watches,
! suns, eewing machines,
! o.. sll Of Whicn will b.
h NOR, at low rate ooI
\ vii. lei. ol5.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

a hhthS, AT Nj. TOO
et; table toarders taken.
ms 2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

ALLALkNK. Auc.'p.
Hon sivsl 10 public s.lesi
n " perty IN city and ooun-
1 Sill, VIM. ]. Lsnk,
lie sts VIII, Ibei.
| I.l T.dhw
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

LNOR SALE OK ExCHANfE ron
city property. n fine farm OF 90 acres,
etc. Gail on or address J.J.PIEgts' eW
III street. f2.eoa-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

th s'-ChkSS PAnTA.
81 NJ JRE'S, 22s Mar.
Inl-it
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

NNOR SALt-Ar PRrOEs RrfS,.
ness and dearborn wagons. I,sht an
SW9Ayy; Jorecy 3ofmaAtowns. VIM. HAM.
moND, md and French Streets. .9rns
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

i DVlsE Dwellins Woussa.
I e-sse!y. ereons, lis1, iisl, ll9s and ilss
?s::.::y: : rooms, i,ss. ,,sa, ,is. and ,,s'
S-stoFy. rooms, with bath, lsDS, l2cs
lsos, ls11, 1914, 12i6, 1915 Walnut street.
S-story, Q fooWs, with bath, l1l0 King ct.
i 8story. rooms, ms Tatnail street.
The above will be sold 1t bargain and
on essy forms.
ZINE BUILDING LOTS
Al 1ith and Poplar streets.
9Th and Poplar streets.
nth and Wilson streets.
18th and w tlson streets ~
J. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY,
f3-u 600 Market street.
CROk sAlsk IN kXOhANSfk-A Nud
y a Der Of desirable houses. with AL the
1odtrn improvements. Little cash ros. cir 81.
~ building lots win b. taken in part or whole
payment Balances may rssosin ON mort
sAgs FOR ysarn. Alse building rites ali
pafts Of the city FOR fsaid snoss; also mann.
hcturfng sites, especially adapted for mo
focco business, with an sysr-fowins strsam
sosa 6. B. ssisss 'e Si9, s 70 d r..
sighth the regular rsssA. Thu properly win
Do scld BY TIE so-e or IN sasllsF lois, al
terms 70 catt pGrut ssoee.i Also hsusss q
ee7t obsep. THOS. N. O8LK,
fe1 Frsnoh rtrses.
Or P.J. vORD. ssh and Ro1ns1. nit
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

go SAL E-THE T'HREy-STORy
priok house No. 22s Oraaqo street.
1ood yard and private alley. IN in good
oroof. Inquire on the premises, All
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
Natice.

Notice.
lii DISTINCTLY under
he will not pay any
cted against G. W.
Eoss, without q writ
med by the firm only.
VERNON h SONS
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

ENOR SALE-A GDJD HDaSE. 10
~ years old. sound and gentle, H.
MI MI "oik any sne:e and gooa Iav- -S
Del. NJ a.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

tTOR SALE-A FAMILY BREAKING
Z mp housek soping offers at priys he sale
In lots TO suit purchasers, all the furniture
and household effects, including q 6ne
piano, At q bargain. Apply OF prom Is es.
No Gil delaware avenue, ga.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

kNok SALE-A JUHP.ScAr Oar.
~ ~ n'ge, In good orier. Apply at this
NIB II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

LNOR SALE - THE WILMINGTON
II Rink, 1lth and Madison streets. with
nearly new boiler FOR heating. Also the
cha rs and skates in said binding In lots 70
suit. GREUS h VOSH ELL
Ilolm No. eos King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

sSaLE-3STOkY bhIUK HnUSF.
Poplar ST. Apply on the premisss MY; so'
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
BALTIMORE a OHIO RArLRoA n
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, JAN. 30. 1887
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST bOUNIk

phiia. Accommodation, daily .....s.eoA. M.
r Wals., Aocomm odation, daily a. NJ.
Pbila. Accommodation, daily. ....2.lbp M
Guncipnati Limited, daily ....... Go p. M
phiis. Accommodation, daiiy.....s.soP p. MI.
phu. Accom- modstion, daily 800 p, n.
Local freigha with pa ssenxer c,nches az
tached leaves Delaware ave. station dsily.
except SUNDAY, at l57 p. m.: arrives II,
PofiadeIphIa At 326 p. IN. Stop at ali sta
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-07
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-; $500, .dbS
ksocsstIo~ % . groeses
n the tredes@on.
y mechanic thsn re "
Gnion. II fosters thrs':
srcs nov for sale In
III loan association
cne dollar each . on =. e.
Z 10 WIlL1AME.
rs, ne MARKET street.
~ f-26-t-th. S1Tm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

WON An HOUSE
ply a, 3!4 East 9Th 81.
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

EsOk SALE OR kENr--TOKE AMI,
dweillns, vol Spruce street. IL N.
aho u. VAskLE COX, so4 Delaware
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

EOR SALE-A NET THREE srORY
i honso, west SIDE CT Jackson street. be-
tNDe stn and San. Inquire OF J %. DILLON,
sash IA etory, 9TH street car Broone' Ieie,
phone call 3ks an ~
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

T& BLACK W ELLIS
in ID glass lsrs, No per
Lao. Honey Drop Corn, the
la, in tts world, leo per
a,,. For sale only ~ ".
h md Market sts. n<u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

N1H SALE-funE WHITE a BKDWN
or sl.7b' No. lloo Mary land a,eIne M ~ 20
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

lhL Fnh GENERAL
al lVll ratndll 81, got,
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

NNUh SALE "A NOISE, 7
~ years old, suitable tor lady t. I19E
ride or drive. Apply TO A. X, Wood Yard
On oid brandyNine springs road. ma o..
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

EfDk SALE-a FihSr-CLASS PIANO
- at barvain, on o years. credit 4. do
sifed, or satisfactory note. Apply on the
promises or address ell Del. ave-. f2i.Lf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

ESOR shLE-NBW DWELLING, sos W
~ loth street, room', bath, heater and
water closet, In excellent condition; easy
terms. GRECO d YnShELL.
i-o'iot COS King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-07

ENOR SALE-k GOOD WORK n
- horse; mono better 70: far u <e4r
wotk; VIII WORK anywhere; can't h,tch MIN
Apply 81 this ON 80, whore can DO scan,